Award-winning Zimbabwean novelist and cultural critic Andrew Chatora has entered a new chapter in his literary life, not by stepping...
She blazed a trail for Black women athletes – despite the challenges they face in sport and society.
Vendors and informal traders in Zimbabwe are not a problem, let alone THE problem. They are citizens exercising their right to earn a living even though...
Some corrupt politicians may choose to flee Nigeria while Mr. Buhari remains the sheriff-in-chief, returning once a more permissive president takes over. If that happens, Nigeria...
New documents have emerged which confirm long-held suspicions that Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe was the chief architect of the 1980s Matebeleland massacres
Despite the fact that the more known African writers write in English, French and other non-indigenous languages, TIA’s Bwesigye bwa Mwesigire argues that there is proof...
The coldblooded killing of a Mozambican man that made headlines around the world during the April violence against foreign nationals in South Africa was not characterised...
In Zimbabwe, citizens are not allowed to embark on public demonstrations without the consent of a 'regulatory authority' of a geographic area. This involves a lot...
Puku, the brainchild of three African entrepreneurs, is a stylish, high-powered, high-capacity USB charger for mobile devices which has been garnering a lot of buzz and...
The recently announced shortlist of the Caine Prize 2015 includes three stories by writers whose other stories have ever been shortlisted, one of whom has won...
Come May 29, Nigerians will look to the “Answer” to answer about corruption. They will look for evidence that their new president has plans to jail...
Culture and tradition have long been used as a means of shutting down debate on Sexual Reproductive and Health Rights on the continent even as the...
